The Artificial Heart's Threat to Others

Hastings Center Report 16 (1):9-11 (1986)
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Abstract

A member of the two federal advisory panels on artificial hearts reflects that the nuclear‐powered artificial heart, had it been developed, would have posed a physical threat to others. Today's artificial heart poses a different threat. Because of the high costs, many people may be deprived of access to other forms of medical care and other social goods.

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